Keri Brenner

1 week ago | marinij.com | Keri Brenner

Marin Catholic High School athletes could be one step closer to playing under the lights this fall if a judge’s decision is affirmed. Marin County Superior Court Judge Sheila Shah Lichtblau, in a tentative ruling issued Tuesday, dismissed a lawsuit filed by Preserve Ross Valley, a neighborhood group opposed to the arena lights. The judge cited a missed 35-day filing deadline involving the California Environmental Quality Act.

1 week ago | sanluisobispo.com | Keri Brenner

A campaign to preserve two consulting contracts to help Black students at Tamalpais High School shows no signs of relenting. More than 100 teachers and residents rallied at the Tamalpais Union High School District board of trustees meeting on Tuesday to pressure the board to rescind its decision not to renew the contracts. Cristine DeBerry, a parent, said more than 100 teachers signed a letter to the trustees supporting the consultants.

1 week ago | marinij.com | Keri Brenner

A campaign to preserve two consulting contracts to help Black students at Tamalpais High School shows no signs of relenting. More than 100 teachers and residents rallied at the campus this week to pressure the school district to rescind its decision not to renew the contracts. Demonstrators also gathered at the Tamalpais Union High School District board meeting on Tuesday. Cristine DeBerry, a parent, said more than 100 teachers signed a letter to the trustees supporting the consultants.

1 week ago | marinij.com | Keri Brenner

The new Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Academy campus is taking shape in Sausalito. Workers planned to remove furniture and other items from eight classrooms and three offices this week in preparation for modernizing the buildings. The work is the latest chapter of the overall campus renovation, which includes the construction of a new elementary school, said Jason Cave, project manager for Greystone West Inc.

1 week ago | marinij.com | Keri Brenner

The Novato Unified School District is poised to adopt a stable $131.5 million budget, but the fiscal future is uncertain, officials said. The district, which is projected to be above water for the next three years, nonetheless faces federal funding cutbacks by the Trump administration and potential state budget losses, said Joshua Braff, chief financial officer.